Coat hangers

[saucerfiend]

I was wondering if these would work as an alternative?:

The Container Store Superior Cedar Coat Hanger with Trouser Bar

Shop clothes hangers, coat hangers, and more to keep your closet organized and your wardrobe in perfect shape.

www.containerstore.com

Much cheaper than the Black & Gray and it's cedar, but non-adjustable and slightly smaller in dimensions. Not sure how much a cedar hanger actually repels moths though. I've got a WWII US Army Wool Overcoat from 1944 that I'm trying to protect.

This cedar hanger seems like the right choice for your wool overcoat. I personally have wide and broad hard plastic hangers I purchased on line 8 or 9 years ago. Perfect for my GW A-2's. This Black & Gray is for my GW B-1 with a bit wider shoulders. If it works out I'll order another for my LW's B-2.

 

[Kennyz]

I was wondering if these would work as an alternative?:

The Container Store Superior Cedar Coat Hanger with Trouser Bar

Shop clothes hangers, coat hangers, and more to keep your closet organized and your wardrobe in perfect shape.

www.containerstore.com

Much cheaper than the Black & Gray and it's cedar, but non-adjustable and slightly smaller in dimensions. Not sure how much a cedar hanger actually repels moths though. I've got a WWII US Army Wool Overcoat from 1944 that I'm trying to protect.

@mlong0519 - I have one of those cedar hangers from the container store, and feel they are really excellent for jackets/coats.

For moth protection though, I'd put your overcoat in a garment bag for protection. Here's a link to the garment bags I use. They come in different lengths, this one should work for your overcoat......

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07V5F43XT/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&th=1

 

[D97x7]

He's asking about the hanger in the photograph, check post 4.

 

[John Lever]

Super wide shoulder supportd